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| Containerized Tree Seedlings Trees For Tomorrow got its start by planting trees over 60 years ago to help improve the future of northern Wisconsin forests. Today we teach over 5000 people each year about their role in natural resources management. Proceeds from these seedling sales help support our education efforts. Trees are a renewable resource. Our seedlings are shipped to you in the container in which they were planted as seeds. This means the seedlings have an established root system and suffer less from transplant shock when you plant them. Complete planting instructions are online and are sent with each order. These trees grow tall, and should not be planted under overhead utility wires. We do not recommend planting seedlings in spring until all danger of frost is over. Seedlings are just $1.00 each. Proceeds from the sales of the tree seedlings help |
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Height: 80 - 100 feet This is a blister rust resistant white pine from a registered seed orchard, genetically superior to grow faster than conventional white pine. White pine has five needles per bundle with a "softer" appearance than red pine. Light: prefers sun; can tolerate some shade Soil: variety of well-drained soils Click here for ordering information.
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Red pine grows very straight and can add a good border/barrier to property. Red pine has two needles per bundle, each needle ranging from 4 to 6 inches. Branches and needles not receiving full sunlight naturally die creating a full canopy and open understory. Light: needs full sunlight Soil: well-drained, sandy soils Click here for ordering information.
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Height: 50 - 60 feet Commonly known as Arbor vitae, white cedar makes a nice ornamental, windbreak or visual barrier. Its flat, scaly foliage is a favorite deer food. Light: shade-tolerant Soil: well-drained; prefers clay Click here for ordering information.
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Height: 80 - 100 feet Developed by the Forestry Sciences Laboratory of the U.S. Forest Service. A superior tree that will produce up to 20% greater height growth compared to unimproved white spruce. Its dense foliage and fast growth make it ideal for Christmas trees, windbreaks and visual barriers.Very resistant to deer damage. Light: prefers full sun; can tolerate some shade Soil: Variety of well-drained soils Click here for ordering information.
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Height: 60 - 80 feet Spruces are hardy and make good ornamentals as well as windbreaks and visual barriers. Blue spruce can have a silvery-blue foliage, and Norway spruce has gracefully drooping green foliage. Spruces have short-needles (1/2-1 inch long). Light: prefers full sun; can tolerate some shade Soil: Variety of well-drained soils Click here for ordering information.
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Height: 30 - 60 feet As Wisconsin's only deciduous conifer, tamaracks have soft clusters of green needles that turn a vibrant gold in autumn. Late in the season, the tamarack will loose its needles. Although tamaracks are found naturally in swamps and bogs, they can grow in a variety of soil and climate conditions. This is one of the fastest growing conifers when planted in well-drained soil. Light: needs full sunlight Soil: Variety, wet or dry. Avoid areas of prolonged flooding. Click here for ordering information.
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